The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1887-11-19

BALTIMORE, Nov. 9.-1:4b o. m-The count
ing Of the vote in Baltimore will not be com.
plcted for several hours. The indications from
returns received indicate Democratic major
ity Of about 5000, and oil the Democrats are
elected. jackson, for Governor, ran behind the
ticket because OF the opposition of portion OF
the knights Of Labor. The entire Legislative
ticket in tho city, including two Senators and
eighteen members Of the House Of Delegates,
are elected.
RHODE ISLAND. ,
PROVIDENCE, II. l., Nov. 8.--The postponed
election for Representative TO Congress In the
Second, or Western, District Of Rhode Island
resulted in Republican victory. Warren o.
Arnold, r., received u majority Of 54s over Chas.
8. Bradley, D., and plurality OF S3S Only
plurality was necessary to elect at this election.
The total vote cast is $780, about 600 less than
the vote OF the district at the extraordinary
State election last spring, but over 1000 more
than the vote at the regular Congressional
election last fall, when Bradley had q plurality
Of about COO over Dixon, the Republican cnndi-
date, o majority then being necessary to elect.
Tho bottom fell completely out OF the Prohibi-
tion vote, but 900 votes being cast for Peabody.
the third party candidate, as against over 800
for his predecessor at the regular election
year ago. tfer{ Qff
.'H ILLINOIS.
CHICAGO, Nov. e.-At this hour III p my II is
impossible to give figures on the election In
Cook County The Republicans havn carried
every thing by good majorit!es, electing Gary
Judge of the Superior Court and Longneckes
for States Attorney. The jury commissioner
has been carried. Annexation was carried ID
Hyde Park, Cicero and Jefferson The towns OF
Lake and Lake View voted against annexation.
Judge Gary's reelection as Judge OF the
Superior Court was foregone conclusion. Tho
Anarchists were tried before Gary, and on ac-
count Of his popularity in connection with these
famous cases he was put on three tickets, the
Republican, Democratic and United Labor
party. His opponent In the race was Captain
Black the attorney for the Anarchists who was
nominated by the Socialistic wing of the United
Labor Party illf}t
VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, Nov Sup to this hour III p.
n.y., about forty cities and counties OF the State
have been heard from. These show that the
Democrats have elected delegates in thirty
counties. They have lost the following coun-
ties, which ut the last election went Demo-
cratic: Wythe, King William. Patrick, Lousia
and Henry, and have made gains in the follow
ing counties which at the last election went Re-
publican: Appomattox, Russell and Page. II
this rate of losses and gains continues in the
remaining counties, the Democrats will have
about three.fourths of the Senate and nearly
two-thirds OF the House of Delegates, thus in
suring the election Of Democratic Senator to
succeed Senator Riddleberger
RICHMOND, VA, Nov. s.-Richmond goes
Democratic by 71s majority, eecting the full
ticket, four members Of the House Of Represent
atives-Buford, Tyler. Carter and Curtis.
Norfolk City elects two Democratic Repre-
sentatives; o gain Of one.
Lynchburg goes Democratic by the usual .na-
jority. In Petersburg, Mahone's stronghold.
the Republicans hold their own. Indications
from the State generally are that the Demo-
rAr 49, 81 Ax,S~< hvV 1nrr ~v,A-
jority. ~ fHl i''ii ~ i.F
Danville city and thirteen precincts in Pittsyl
vania County show net Democratic loss o.
nearly LOCO rs compared with the vote in 1885.
For the first time in twelve years Alexandria
city and county elects Republican to the Leg
islature.
Petersburg elects McCandish and EvanA
(colored), Republicans, to the House OF Dele
gates, over Davis and Bangley, Democrats, by
500 majority. Nl li4l
Returns received up to q. m. show that in
forty-five counties and cities the Democrats
have elected ffty-o members OF the House OF
Delegates, and in twenty the Coalitionists elect
seventeen members. +'i
In the thirteen out OF the nineteen Senatorial
districts in which elections were held, the
Democrats elect eight and the Republicans five.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, Nov. s.--Martin, Republican, is
County by 1900 majority. The Republicans also
claim nine out Of ten Assemblymen in the
county, the tenth being MeDeimett, Democrat.
The Democrats claim McDermett and Schmei-
ser. The Republicans claim eight or ten ma
jority in the Assembly and two majority in the
Senute.
Thompson (Rep.) and Conklin Rep.) are
elected to the Senate and Assembly respect
lively in Somerset County. Hutchinson Repy
Doran .(Rep.) and probably Scott Dem) are
elected to Assembly in Burlington County.
Leaming (Rep) has o small majority for
Assembly In Cape May County.
The vote on Surrogate OF that county is close.
Hildreth Dem) is probably elected. Smalley
(Dem.) is elected to Assembly in Brighton by
100 majority. Jones (Rep.) is elected in the
Second District OF. Mercer, by 100 majority, anG
Leavitt in the Third by l5O majority.
The First District is doubtful, Vanderbilt
Dem.) is probably elected. Hunterdon County
300 to 500 majority. Gloucester County elects
Roe (Rep.) to Senate by 400. Atlantic County
elects Nixon (Rep) to Assembly. 1
DAKOTA. .AH4L
ST. PAUL. MIMI, Nov. 8-The election in
Dakota to-day was for the purpose of voting for
or against the division of the Territory on the
forty-sixth parallel and In counties where the
election had been called by petition to the Coun-
ty Commissioners, the question of local option
was voted upon. The Pioneer Press has returns
Mt midnight from twenty counties which show
generally light vote on the question Of division,
with the probabilities that the majority
In favor thereof In the whole terri
tory will be about 10000 In the Black Hills
the anti.divisionists refrained from vot
ing, and the vote for the division was small.
Brown and other central Dakota counties will
be almost solid against division. Burleigh and
other counties around Bismarck go solid against
division. Cass County, OF which Fargo is the
county-seat, gives about 1000 majority against
division. Grand Forks County gives o like
majority for division. In North Dakota rs q
whole, the majority for division, II any, will
probably be small South Dakota, as o whole,
goes solidly for division. ~ tg( ,,.f.U
On tho question OF License VS.. Prohibition
the counties containing the largest towns, like
Fargo and Grand Forks go for license, but Of
the whole vote cast prohibition viii probably
get small majority. asHF
IOWA.
DEsMoINEs, Nov. 8-The Registers specials
from forty-nine precincts in this State show o
net Democratic gnin Of 76S. f41,i ~
Two hundred and forty precincts have now re-
ported that last year gave 1850 votes, this year
give 54341 OF these Larabe has 20, 354, Anderson
"a, ,6SG, Cain 1884, and Farnham II.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. SIT has rained NIL day.
The chief interest here centors on the judicial
ticket. The Prohibitionists and Democrats
fused to beat the Republican nominee.
NIssISsIPPI. 4i1
JACKSON, MISS, Nov. 8.-The election to-day
in Mississippi for members Of the Legislature
and county officers was the Ouioteat ever known